... interesting in Belfast, where Visconnt Petersham was well known as Mr. Stanhope, before his accession to the peerage.—Vorihcm Whig. Insolvent—Petition Duly Filkil— At Downpatrick. on Wednesday, the 9th of October, Elizabeth M‘Conville, Ipte of Ardarrah, ...

... and he would prohiblv have given them long ago if the Executive had not punished in him ichal they winked at in others. Tin* Whig law officers were able to satisfy themsdves that the monster O’Connell and Catholic University’ proces'-ions were not idegal ...

... neat editor wa* James an, who, In vindication of hie bonoor, was killed by B. E. Hamit, of the Whig. From the report of the fight it wonld seem that the Whig man got the best of it. Next in the list came Walter Siekey, who indulged in several street rows ...

... remainder of the day, he endeavoured to drown hitf sorrows by deep draughts procured from the public-houses in the district. Whig. FEARFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSION—FOUR TEEN LIVES LOST. A dreadful colliery explosion occurred about noon on Tuesday at Messrs. Brooiilow ...

... OLD IRISH WHISKEY BELFAST, THE PUBLIC ARE REQUESTED TO READ the Advertisemement this School in this week’s Next-Letter and Whig, and jndge for them- will (D.V.) bo resumed on MONDAY, Angnst the 12tb. F. ANNEBLEY POTTERTON._ 1,2, 3, Corry Square. OF SAME ...

... Constantis .. • • • Mv FK,l:!i “j iallk y-,Bincerely for the for independence of action, both publicly 1 k , «>>io»-Leltcr and Whig, and judge for them- WINE VAULTS, 64, mLUfTREET. kind and flatterin aildresa you *J�� and privately. v . . wiU (D.V.) be resumed ...